Car travel debate sparks talk of pseudo travel and simpler ways
The letter page recalls rising car use and busy roads while discussing cutting travel via staying home or using telephones and television. Writers Ed Doolittle and Zeke Grubb rail against overlong trips, noting trains and buses as alternatives and suggesting government noninvolvement to keep travel affordable. The piece ends with thanks for support of a card party.
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Detroit
Ed Doolittle
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Howard Johnson
Two Delegates Attend State AAUW Board Meeting
Mrs. Boyd Mason, president of Soda Springs branch, and Mrs. Dean Taylor attended the Idaho Division Board meeting and workshops in Nampa. Idaho Falls president Mrs. J A Buckham led the session with topics on We the People and Dollar's Worth. Workshops covered Crisis in Public Education and This Beleaguered Earth, with reviews on applying topics locally.
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Soda Springs
C.reas
Sure
Thi
Aauw State Board
tNampa
Mason
Reagent
Burley
Boyd. Mason
Soda ‘Springs
Dean Taylor
Idaho
Nampa
J.A. Buckham
Idaho Falls
John Caylor
Boisé State College
D. Kilgore
Grace
Lewiston
Robert Thornton
North Pacific
R.R
Maddish
Impreme
Oregon
PTA Discusses New School Plan in Soda Springs
A panel led by Ellis Williams and principals Lea Williams Carl Wallin and Wallace Johnson discussed consolidating Soda Springs elementary grades. The plan groups grades one to three at Thirkill School and four to six at Hooper School to standardize levels and streamline transport. Public input urged via principals and the school board.
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Ellis Williams
Lea Williams
Carl Wallin
Wallace Johnson
Soda Springs
Hooper Pta
Thirkill
Hooper
Idaho State Division Board Meeting Report
Mrs Mason and Mrs Dean reported on workshop topics from booklets discussed at the Idaho State Division Board meeting. The report mentions the workshop attendance and topics under study.
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Idaho State Division ‘Board
Mason
Dean
Taylor
Sorkshope Og
New PTA Officers Lead Hooper Elementary Unit
Caribou County PTA installed officers led by President Jack Peterson and Julia Gleed as 1st vice president with Sharon Keller as 2nd vice president. Secretary treasurer Jalene Walker, historian Carol Allen, directors Roy Daniels and one vacancy, teacher representative Frank Taylor. The PTA presented Hooper Elementary with two cassette tape recorders and a record player, accepted by Principal Leo Williams for classroom use.
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PTA
Jack Peterson
Julia Gleed
Sharon Keller
Jalene Walker
Carol Allen
Roy Daniels
Frank Taylor
Hooper
Leo’ Williams
Nimble Thimbles Open First Meeting of Year
Readers report the Nimble Thimbles convened their first meeting of the year with a brief agenda and member updates. The group discussed upcoming craft sessions and volunteer tasks for社区 events.
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Caribou County
W. E. Lansberry
James BE. Lansberry
Publishers
County of
Caribou
City of
Bancroft
Hsieler An Eli
Idaho. Press Association
Cal
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Land ‘O Frost
Sigman Hams
Bannock Bacon
Utah
Wonder OR
Eddy
Eddy’s Long
Keebler
Graham
Morton’s
Gorton Fish
Naley
Campbell's
Duncan Hines
Decor
Scott Towell
Nalley
Aghetti
Lallatin
Foodtown
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